News from around Cape Breton
Travel tips, tourism stories, and news from across the island and Nova Scotia, gathered from a curated handful of sources. We don't write these — we link out to the publishers.
A Cape Breton resident's plans to build an outdoor rink have been halted by the regional municipality.
Cape Breton seafood companies view a new China trade deal as a major step forward for the industry.
Nova Scotians honored with Medal of Bravery for rescuing people from burning homes and dangerous snow drifts.
Inverness residents gather to share personal stories and discuss the growing impact of drug use in their community.
Two Cape Breton men received Nova Scotia's Medal of Bravery for their role in rescuing snowmobilers on a highlands trail.
A French renewable energy company is exploring the potential for offshore wind development in Nova Scotia.
A new entrepreneurship support centre in Cape Breton is officially opening its doors.
An Inverness County resident is speaking out about the drug epidemic affecting their community.
The government is expanding support programs for Cape Breton entrepreneurs and businesses.
The Cape Breton Business Innovation Centre officially opens, bringing new resources to support local entrepreneurs.
Cabot Trail officials consider recognizing the Mi'kmaq people's connection to the iconic route more than a century after its creation.
Cabot Trail organizers are reconsidering the historic route's name and inclusion of Mi'kmaq perspectives after a century.
Local politicians are pushing for revival of Cape Breton's inactive rail line.
The Cabot Trail may be reconsidering its name and approach to include Mi'kmaq perspectives a century after its original planning.